NPS Photo Come help out the park and the 'āina (land) by cutting invasive himalayan ginger (Heydechium gardnerianum) on park trails. Loppers and gloves are provided. Participants are encouraged to wear long sleeve shirts, long pants and closed toed shoes. Work is often in the shade of the forest with sweet sounds of native honey creepers like 'apapane, 'amakihi and 'ōma'o above to serenade as you work. Water, snacks, rain gear and sun protection are recommended.
This project is open to the public and school groups. The hike is around a 1 mile, moderate round trip leaving from Kīlauea Visitor Center parking lot. The hike involves walking over rough uneven terrain on a dirt and rock path, with up to a 400' elevation change. For more information:
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Note: For groups larger than 10, please clear with us at least one week ahead of the event to ensure we are able to accommodate your group.
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